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DR.. Frazlers Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a dram
shop beverage. But are atrictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upQp the
liver and kidneys, keep the bowels open
and regular, cleanse the blood and system
of every impurity. Sold by druggists, 81.
At Thomas drug store.
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DR., FFazer's Magic Ointment,

A sure cure for all boils, burns, sores, cuts,
flesh wounds, sore nipple, hard and soft
corns, cAapped lips and hands,. Price %
cents, Sold by druggists. Williams Mfg.
Co., Props, Cleveland, o. sold by T.
Thomas, the druggist.
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Fashionable women ambitions TO be
talked about should try the experiment of
being seen in public once in while with
their husbands.
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Before theJudge of fInstruotion-"Now
then what have you to say for your inno-
cencee" That If was guilty you would
not haYe caught me.i
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Advertise
in the Advocate.
House and Lot for Sale.

"A One-halt lot, rs K ls9 feet, situate on
HssA Lehigh street, near the New Round
,kkA. Houses, upon which Is erected good
TWe-siOry Frame House, id p feet. never
falling Well Of Pure Water, aud a number OF
choice Fruit Trees and Vines on the l.ot. nice
hoUe for a small family. For terms, Sc, call al
the CARBON ADVOCATE Ofiee, Bank street
June 2etf
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When Baby was sick We gave hor castOris
When she was Child, she cried for CastosiA
When she has4Rs Miss, sho CHING to CaAtoriA,
Whom she had Children, she gave thara CastoyiA
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vzLife is full of disappointmepts, tpd q
man realizes it while after he has planted
some bird seed with the idea that he was
going TO raise canaries.
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1t requires less coal to heat room
when one is courLing widow than when
counting a girl.
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The sgreSt way for sweet girl graduates
to get into print is to wear CALICO dresses
ON commencement day.
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Knit gloves have broad stitching on the
backs.
MOhaiFs in vide stripes haEe made their
appearance.
Very high straight collars are seen onthe
new dresses.
Matched toilets are growing in favor.
Yellow aud red wheels are again seen on
naiiady's carriage.
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FORTUNES ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.

Stranger-Say, ipister, a man tells me
that the lot YOU just sold me was under wa
ter month ago.
Omaha Real Estate Manv-Yes, it's pretty
dusty by this time suppose.
"Dustyl Well, yes, but
nAkout June, though, there viii proba-
bly, be another food end that will get the
soil In nice condition again"
"WhatI Two foods Year9"
"only two, unfortunately. We are In
hopes, though, Of getting congress to do
something to make The Missouri rise little
Oftener. ii the bin goes through your lot
will be worth 81 400 front foot. Jgst
hold on TO it,"
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Lehighton Business Directory.

Y5SRANG'S SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
u ADVOCATE OFFICE, is headquarters for
shaving aud hair cutting. Cigars & tobacco sold
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| II DRUG STORE,
SOUTH BANK STREET,

MFRS. DETSCHIRSClISKY Lehigh street, is
M headauarters for dry goods. notions, pro-
visions, groceries, &c. IB-Patronage solicited.
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s2.25 p key, other sizes at the usual advance. steel
1Oxl4 I4xoO I2xI2. 30 70; TX. 10x14. I4x2o and
12xI2 81 rs: &c 14x20, roofing tin, b. 25 &c 20
Soc. Iron@27 iron. 3lac: p ) iron. SO: galvan.
ICED SO and 10 per cent discount Sheet zinc: S4c-
LEATHER HIpEs AND TALLow.
LEArHER-Oak sole, 33 037c; hemlock sole. geo
32c: harness 30035c: skirting, 81 03Sc; black bri-
die, p dOz.. $50 065; fair bride, $50 9aS p doS;
skins. s5c 0s1. TO- French calfskins. 81. ID q So
aIDEs-No cured 7iac; e No L green. DC; s Se
1oc: flint lie. Damaged one-thirc on the above
SHEEP sK1Ns-25co $50; sheared zoo; lamb skins.
25c.
GREASE-Brown. 2l2c: yellow 23ac white. So 64c
Oil cake and oil meal. 1000 MS SIS; 1000 lbs.
S25. Bags and drayage extra
BEANs-s2 25 az rs.
BuTTER~Fair creamery. 10 zoe; choice 2soe4c:
fancy country butter. in small packages. 13014c;
county butter 10 al a.. c; conn eGIm09 ao case
EGGs-Shippers paying 719ci selling from store
PoULTEY-Hens, sc: chickens, sc; ROSTERS 2lsc
sgrnsys % e &c 3 o arksgs 9e i Tom @
GAME-onai $1.25 p doz; squirrels, 75c0$I;
FEATHERs-Prms geese s504oo p 10, mixed
WooL-Tu6washed and picked. SO 0s5c; .un-
s4os5c' unwashed a 6ne Is Soc; washed. Il
light wen washed aud in good orde % 3Oc; bury
and unrnerchantable. according to their value
PROVISIONS.
JoBBING PRICEs-Smoked Meats - Primrose
Bnan 8, Sugarcuredhams, 10 to IL tbs AVERAGE
12l4c; Is TBS average, L SIC; 1719 TBS average.
l l2c 20 fbs average. 14c; % TBS average.
lie; English cured breakfast bacon. light medi-
urn, lac; sugar-cured shoulders. 10 to IL TBS
average. &C; dried beef hams. Primrose brand,
14c dried beee hams. small pieces 11c Bacon
clear sides, about % lbs average. 9l4c about 80
TBS average. &c; clear backs medium average, sc:
clear bellies. medium weight. loo. Drysalt and
Picked Meats-Clear sides funsmoked) s1ac; clear
backs, (unsmoked,. slac; clear bellies iunsmokedl,
&C. clear bean pork ~ brl 200 lbs. 81 700. Bologna
Skin large or small. 7lec; cloth, large or SIN all.
7c. Lard-Pure winter leaf, kettle-rend ered. in
tierces Sc; in oue-na'f hrls S3S" in Sob cans
100 tb Sler. Refined Lard-In tierces, &c; in
Sob in 100-fb 714c-
SEEDS.
Clover-Common red or June. prime (recleaned)
$404.40 y bu: English or mammoth, prime treelen-
ed), 81. 2O0435; Asike, prime, $50 d >; Alfalfa,
prime, 1925 $50: white 81. so 0s; prime timothy
So 600275 y bu; extra clean blue grass 81 10 l2o
~ bu: red top, 75cDSl " blu; orchard grass. $3.50
1.65 ~ bu Southern grown millec zoo ~ bn: COM
millet Use ~ bu: daxseed selected 81. 40 so
u bu: seed rye. So y bu old popcorn, 203c y 10;
new popcorn. 6O07Oc ~ bu; hemp. 3iac: canary.
Sc; rape Sc ~ ID. Acme lawn seed, Zoe ~ fb:
81 bu. Spinach-Bloomsdale savoy-ieat
(sealed bags). SOC ~ 10. Kale 75c " 10.
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ticies of speculation were neglected. and there
was a uniform advance in prices or corn, small
grains and provisions, which WAS very gratifying
to the bulls Wheat did not equal corn in
strength to-day. but the interest was we'll main
tanned during the session, and the action OF the
market was quite satisfactory. The market was
not effected by the visible-suppiy statement.
which showed an increase OF 2.l10.OOO bu, but
was controlled largely by sympathy with corn.
Trading on the part of local dealers was at times
quite active, and the outside business was fairly
brisk. Scalpers took considerable amounts on
the reactions. May and December were par
ticnlarly in request. December started &c higher,
fuctuated for some time between &c
Closed sha Ca, a as.s M.T closed lose an as
793 q 79sc. Corn was the leader for activity and
better prices to-day. scoring an advance of about
1c. There was large volume of miscellaneous
trading. The pit at times was considerably ex-
the price went up. To begin with. cash corn
sold up to 4oc. When the prices for futures be-
gan to jump up, many bulls" who had be-
lieved that there would be a drop just before the
substantial advance and had sold "sbort" on that
belief. became alarmed lest the market should
get away from them, and there was general
clamor for corn. November sold up TO 44sc and
closed at 44c May opened at 47c. sold up to Ate.
and back TO the opening figure, after which It
sold up to 414c, and back TO All. and later
touched the highest point of the season, 48c, clos
Ing at 47sc. Oats manifested considerable firm
ness. and very good speculative demand ex-
listed. Trading. however. was largely conferred
IN May. The strength was largely
due to sympathy with the advance
in May opened at 30c. and
closed at BOZ q 304c. Provisions opened rather
weak under the Influence of liberal receipts and
lower prices in the hog market Spectators
were more inclined to SELL and during the early
part of the session lower prices were accepted.
At the decline. however. the demand improved
and the market gradually grew stronger Prices
were advanced to the outside range, with mod
erately free trading at the advancing scale.
During the latter part of the session the feeling
WAS easier again and prices settled back to rae-
dunn figures. but finally closed higher. Specu-
lative trading conferred mainly in contracts for
January, February and May delivery. The de-
mand on shipping account was fair. while the
offerings were slightly increased Sellers. how
ever were firm in their views and the record of
transactions showed very little change in prices.
The receipts of products continue fair and the
shipments were liberal January pork ranged
at $l2 80 a IL 20, aud closed at $l3 100 Is 12k:
January lard sold at so 06 Csc, and closed at
6623c; January short ribs sold g. 50 06.65c, and
closed at 6. 60c. The leading futures ranged as
C1i
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Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Beeves-Receipts.4 a, 500
making 10. 600 for the week: fresh arrivals. incud-
ton and So carloads for slaughterers direct medium
to good native and fat cattle shade
steers sold $3.50 "a 80: prime native steers S5
@5.15; extra and fancy native steers, So 250o so;
Texans and Colorado steers. S3 20 a. $50
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts IS. 900. making %
500 for the week; market firm; sheep sold at SO a
HorsNReceipts, 500, making So 200 for the
week market firm and higher for live hogs at 81 90
$3.50.
active: prices advanced 501Oc since last Monday
commSn to fair 4lo sSada to sh01ee ship
ers and feeders So. go as. Is; veals. $5 O065O.
sheep-Receipts. 3 500: good @ demand at full
$42O94-60; ordinary to choice Western lambs
Hogs-Receipts. 81 262; onened active. but Sc
lower: light pigs 81 40 "a 60: mixed pigs and light
Workers, s46oo4:s5; selected Y 70 81 so9
4.95: selected medium weights. $4.9o extra, So;
closed Zoe lower than foregoing quotations.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1,2oO
shipments. 400 Market strong. Cnoice heavy ma
So. SO0435; butchers steers, medium to prime, $3 q
$50; stockers and feeders, fair to good, 81 500
S $50: rangers common to good ''rn.fsa s12o0
Hogs-Receipts. 500; shipments. 200; Marle.
medium ss choice. s4,s504.7o; pigs, common to
Sheep-Reeeipts, $780, shipments none Mar
ket slow Fair to fancy, So. 90 $3.50; lambs. So so
Kansas CITY Nov. 1.-THE Live Stock Indi-
Gator reports: Cattle-Receipts. 4.5S4; shipments,
246O Choice corn-fed natives. steady; 9rass-range
weak and 1Oc lower: good to choice cornfed 81 ESQ
a. So common to medium, So % D4.3O stockers.
$2.OO026O feeding steers, So 65 25; cows.
81 .25 %. so: grassrange steers. S1.S0 az go
Hogs-Receipts. Il, 397; shipments. 4 $50 Market
common to medium, IS .9O04.30 skps and pigs
So. 7503 80.
Sheep-Receipts l. 34s; SHIPMENTS 2o6. Steady
Good 10 choice, $27503.40; common to medium,
81 500 go.
CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: Catte-Receipts 10 500; shipments {. 500.
Market closed ong shipping steers So 5: stock
ers and feeders Sl75 as. 10; bulls and mixed
$17502S IS: Texas cattle. $1.7OO2.S0: Western
cattle $2.4003. so.
4 90: light 81. IS O4.70; skips, $304.35.
Sheep and Lambs-Recepts. $780, shipments,
6 600 Market strong for good: natives, $25004;
Western. $393.65; Texans, So oO034Oi lambs
$3.50 5.
EAST LIBERTY Pa. Nov. observation-disclosures
2O3c; shipments. l. 40. Market active at last
weeks closing prices Fifteen of cattle shipped
to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts. $500: shipments: 6. 500. Market
400: common TO fair, 81. 60 "a 20. Twenty-four
cars hogs shipped to New York to-day.
Sheep-Recepts~ -, 200: shipments 2,4oO. Mar
ket active; 10c to 15c higher than last weeks closing
prices.
CINCINNATI Nov. 14.-Hogs firm; common and
light. 80 so Di.7o; packing and butchers $4.65
$500. Receipts. 6, 900; shipments. 500.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-Hogs-Fair demand
Receipts. 1854. Quotations. So $3.50.
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dry goods men not doing much this month
as last month. The travelling statesmen state
goods they expected to in November. owing 10
the mildness of the weather. Prices. however,
remain firm, and in the aggregate sales
ceedng those of the corresponding period of last
year. In fancy notions and holiday goods there
is good movement. The prospects for lower
prices in the class of goods which sell most at
this season of the year exceedingly slim
The Boston Advertiser of the 18th saws Of the
wool market: The wool market has developed
little better tone, owing to the presence of an
increased mum Der OF buyers and sales foot up
more than last week, but no Improvement in
prices be reported. On the part OF some
holders there is less desire to SELL as they
slider that fine woods have touched the lowest
point, and will soon be more sought after, but
others are still willing to meet buyers views,
particularly on the lower grades. and the mar
ket is far from being IN satisfactory condition.
Manufacturers continue to adhere TO their eau
tious policy and are in hurry to stock up for
more than present requirements. The fact that
their mills will soon begin to heavy
weight goods makes them little more anxious
to look ahead. and this leads to the expectation
on the part of holders that there will be
gradual Improvement in trade from this time
forward. and consequently, a stiffening up in
prices. But nobody is sanguine enough to pre-
dict any material advance until the outlook for
goods Is much more promising than it ia at
present. All that is expected now is a quicker
market at current quotations. Grocers report
their volume of trade as being fair, but falling
below expectations of the early part of the
month. Prices on most staple articles are we'll
maintained. Coffees and sugars are moving
moderately, many merchants buying only to
meet immediate requirements. The produce
markets are moving along IN the rus of some
days past. Some choice apples are now on the
market. and are meeting with fair sales. Irish
potatoes are in good supply. and frmer in price.
Butter is decidedly frmer at the advance of last
week; choice article is scarce. Poultry plenty
and weak Eggs coming in slowly and firm in
price The provision market presents
features Packers are making effort to dis
pose of their stocks other than through the
usual line Of orders. Druggists are having
good trade, and all articles they handle are firm
in tone
GRAIN
The local market opened active to-day on all
cereals. Bidding on Change was spirited, and
prices firm for all grades. Western miilers are
buying the weat and Western purchasers large
per cent of the corn, but little going to Eastern
markets Track bids to-day ruled as follows:
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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at Sc. Louis, Philadelphia, BaIti-
more. Cincinnati and Other Points

ST LOUIS Nov. 14.-Flo-- dull and un-
aSosa od
have been growing g. sulsh' and d:spay more con
January, 75c bid; May. $3.50 sO7sc, closing at
sos4c. Corn excited and largely higher: cash. 1880
ao%e: May zsa92e eosnr At 4ssc '' oa as" arn
May: 2914c. Rye strong $40 bid. Barley strong.
ranging from zoe 70 s7iec. Hay unchanged. prime
Bran Strong It So Eggs pIs Butter UD
s1ssay at
Lard. 6. 4006.45c Drysalt meats-Bo1ed shoulders
$500: short clears 7.ooS7,1oe. Bacon-B Boxed
shoulders 5. s7iac long clears, 76o07 lao; clear
steady at iTa1ae Afternoon 6oasd|Whsat eas s
November. 72lec: December. 73l4; May. sOssc
brls; wheat. 81 600 bu; corn, $4,000 blu: oats. a.
ments-Fiour. 10 900 brls; wheat, 500 bu; corn
10000 bu; oats, 10000 blu; rye. none; barley,
1000 bu.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 14.-Flour quiet but
prices were firmly held; winters plentiful and weak
sell; Ohio and other Western clear. S3. So IA; Ohio
ents fair to choice, s42504.5o; Minnesota clear,
So 6004.75; Minnesota straight. $4.2504 So
Rhsr red sss feoeg see
S4l4 q 81 12c; January S5as0S6c; February. 60 So
Old and wanted; crop quiet and easier for
grades below No. ,, new No. yellow, in grain de-
pot, 47c old ungraded red. in grain depot 53c; old
No high mixed, in grain depot, 531sc; steam
er No mixed and yellow in grain depot, Acc old No.
2mixed. in grain depot, sac: No. mixed November,
81 d52c; December. 51O52c January. D 1 u So 1ac
February, 52053lsc. Oats-Spot lots higher but
demand moderate; ungraded white, 34a35c; No. 8
white, 33l4 lsc; No. white, 3514c: futures
shade stronger No white. November. Sd 8. o35l4c;
December 30 So 636c; january. 363s0363sc; Febru-
airy. 81 2 Aas Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Butter firm and in good demand: creamery extra
&c; frsts. "a 026c; Western factory 16o lec
Eggs firm and active: Western frsts, 23c. Cheese
quiet and steady; Ohio fats 1O3i lac Petroleum
Refined quiet but firm. Receipts-Flour. 3 900
brls. wheat. 1000 bu. corn. 600 bu; oats z 500
bu. Shpments-Wheat. 3, 200 bu; corn, 6, 400 bu;
oats. $1,000 bu.
CINCINNATI. Nov. 14:-Flour firm; family,
70 . ed TT Rscs;nts zoo NV neat a strong.
500 bu. Corn strong; No 2. mixed. 46laa47c. Oats
firm; No. 2, mixed, 29c. Rye firm, No 2 Sic. Pork
firm at $3.50. Lard stronger at 6.65c. Bulk
meats frneI short ribs 6.s7 iac. Bacon steady.
short clear. 5000. Whisky in good demand; sales
1.7s9 brls the basis of 81 O5. Butter firm; fan
cy creamery. 2702Sc; extra 25 26c; choice dairy.
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.

Figures Showing the Quantity in Sight in
the United States and Canada.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The visible supply
of grain on Saturday. Nov. II, as compiled by
the New York Produce Exchange, was as fol-
lows:
Wheat. 81. 23s, 6S7 bu. an increase of 3 O94 49,
corn 6933, 1863 bu, decrease of 331 1874; oats
bu. decrease of 81. 007 barley, 3.2l5. 56S bu an
increase OF SOL sos.
The visible supply of grain on Nov. r. as COM
piled by the secretary of the Chicago Board of
Trade, follows:
Wheat. 81. 254, 492 bu, an increase of 2 109, 1884,
corn. 1912 293 bu, decrease of 322 TAG; oats
6.608, 938 bu, increase of So, 500; rye 275 251
bu, decrease of CO. $685. barley, 1915, 474 bu, an
increase Of 55l S42
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
ruled quiet with less doing; prices are steady,
without special change No. spring wheat.
73s q 73ac No. spring wheat. 64c: No. 2 red. 74c;
No. corn, Asc; No. 2 oats &c 026tc; No. 2 rye,
52052ac; No. 2 barley, 76c: No. / fiaxseed,
81. 10; prime timothy-seed So. 80 Mess pork.
per BRIL- sl3 Is %; lard. pound. sic; short
tboxed) 54005. 45c; short-clear sides (boxedl,
So 06.90c. Whisky. distillers' finished goods.
per gal. 81 10. Sugars cut-loaf, Y 07ac; gran
ulated, 7c; standard A, &c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day. the butter
market was active and firm at 22O28c for
creamery and Is 024c for dairy. EGGS very firm
at 194 020c.
Receipts-Flour, 900 brls; wheat, 81, 900
bu; corn. 100. 900 bu: oats, ITO. 900 bu; rye. s.
600 bu barley. 81, 600 bu. Shipments-Flour,
"a. 1000 brs; wheat sc, 900 bu; corn, 179. 900 bu;
oats, LOG, 600 bu; rye 400 Blu; barley. A 900 blu.
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its review Of the British grain trade
during the past week. says: ''There have been
larger deliveries of native wheat and increased
sales. Quotations steady. Seeding pro-
crosses, and the acreage already sown promises
an increase in area over 1887 The sales of En-
clish wheat during the week were 81. 9O4 quar-
ters, at Sos cd, against 40, I'll quarters at Bis
dnrIng the corresponding period of last year
Flour is easy. Foreign wheat is dull. Foreign
-four is weaker. Corn is steady. The def
cheney in the American crop is balanced by am
pie supplies from the Black and the Argent
inc Repu bic. Oats are weak. Liuseed has ad
vanced cd. Six wheat cargoes arrived; three
cargoes were sold, Eve were withdrawn and on q
remains. At to-days market though both En-
glish and foreign wheat were in small supply,
there demand Buyers offers were
lower, and sellers would not accept reduction
Flour and oats were steadier. Corn and linseed
ware firm
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers
NEW YORK. Nov. A.-Flour-Recepts, 80,
$40 packages; exports, 4.067 bris and 1887
sacks. Steady spring; weak on winter. Sales,
25 400 brIs
Wheat-Receipts. zoe, $50 bu: exports, 81, ISL
bu; sales. 10 9o4 900 gu futures and 3S7, 600 bu
spot. Options advanced Ia Sc and closed firm,
after very little variation; speculation more
active; spot lots shade higher. with a fair
business. No. Chicago, S53c, delivered; I'M
graded spring s59c; ungraded red. SO Ole; No.
red, s5c elevator, Sc! a s6!c delivered. s51c +.
o. b.; No l red. nominal, soc; No. 1 white
nominal, 6s4c; No. red. November, s44 0S4sc
closing at Sale; December, s4s a Soc. closing at
SHE: Januarv 85I q S61c closing at Sole: Feb
ruarv. SIT S7sc. closing at S72c; April, SO ZIG
0S9sc. closing at 89sc; Nav, 90s 90 I3- &c., clos
Ing At 9oke; June. 9O4 09lac. closing at 9Osc.
Corn-Rsceipts, les, $50 bu; exports Is 1872
bu: sales. 3,Sl600o bu futures and 20. 900 bu
spot; &c higher. closing firm; ungraded, 55s
oslo; No. ?. SOC store, 56.c delivered; No. 2
November, 554 a Sole, closing al 55sc; December
559c, closing at 554c; February, 55s a $685. clos
ing at 554c: May, 90 562c, closing at 56sc
Oats-RAceipts, $4,000 bu; exports, PIT bu;
sales. 100000 bu futures and $4,000 In spot;
403c higher. aud fairly active; mixed Western
"a 353c; white do, 81 a 40c.
Hay qniet and steadily held.
Hops steady and unchanged.
Cofee-Spot fair Rio firm at 1Sic. Options
easier and only moderately active; sales, 81 200
bags: November, 1890; December 1880
10 45c; January. Il. 95 Is l5c: February IA 80
ais Csc; March, Il rs IA Csc; April, IA 20 q
Il Csc: MAY, IA 60 a IL S5c; June. IA 60 ia Zoe;
July, 1880 a IA Coo: August, 1850 a IA 55c: Sep
tember, 14.25 a IL 35c; October, IA lO014 l5c;
November, 1851 Il 00c; December, - 90 Il 20c
Sugar firm; extra Manila, 1876: Rio Grande
q a Sc; fair refinIning quoted Bloc; refined
steady: white extra &. 81 G5 Soc; yellow a. a
Sc; off A, 81 a SIC; mold A, 6 60 &c; standard
A. 6 3lc; confectionery A. G. Soc; cut-loaf and
brushed, tie; graduated, 6ic; cuhes. 6 81 06Ec.
MoIasses quiet and unchanged. Rice steady.
Tallow steady a Bloc Rosin steady at 81. OF
al20
Eggs in fair r.quest receipts 62O6 packages;
Western, II a. 23Ic.
Pork Arm and quiet: sales 200 barrels mass.
Cut meats steady; pickled shoulders, Sc q 64c;
picked hams. Ga 9Sc. Lard 06 points higher
and moderately active; Western steam, spot
7c- closing 05c; December. 6 II nc S5c; Janr-
sry, g 81 66 sec: February. G. 50 a 96c: March
696a ole; MAY. O6 at l5c; city steam. 6 80
Bntter quiet but steady; Western. I3127c;
Western creamery. 1927. Cheese steady and
unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. Il Business on Change
had more OF the old-time activity this morning
han for many weeks. None of the leading ar